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CA publishes new Programming Code for Broadcasting Services

The Communication Authority of Kenya has published the 4th edition of the Programming Code for Broadcasting Services.
In a gazette notice published Tuesday, FTA broadcasters shall, within one year of award of licence, ensure that at least 40% of their station’s programming is local content.
Online radio and TV service providers operating in Kenya or whose services target Kenya and undertake streaming services shall ensure that the content provided on their platforms, fully complies with the relevant provisions of the Law, Programming Code and supporting Broadcasting Sector Guidelines where applicable.
The Authority noted that the Programming Code will be supported by Broadcasting Sector Guidelines based on industry needs and requirements.
“The reviewed Programming Code was arrived at through a public consultation process and was gazetted on 8th March 2024 via Kenya Gazette notice No.